In this profession we eat dust: Informal and formal solidarity among women urban transportation workers in Nepal (Record no. 516277)

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Personal name Thompson, Barbara Grossman
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Title In this profession we eat dust: Informal and formal solidarity among women urban transportation workers in Nepal
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Development and Change
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Extent 51(3), May, 2020: p.874-894
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Summary, etc This article considers the working lives of women who drive electric rickshaws, known as tempos, in Kathmandu, Nepal. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, the author examines drivers’ precarious working conditions and the strategies they use in an effort to secure better conditions and job security. This case study illuminates the particulars of women tempo drivers’ day‐to‐day experiences and also speaks to larger debates in feminist political economy surrounding women's entrance into the paid labour force, especially in South Asia. Women drivers provide a compelling example of how socio‐economically disadvantaged women in industrializing and urbanizing cities of the global South find ways to create and protect spaces of dignified work and worker solidarity despite myriad challenges. Evidence from the research suggests that both informal and more formalized coping and resistance strategies are important mechanisms through which women seek to change the terms of their labour. - Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Women - Nepal, Workers - Nepal
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Main entry heading Development and Change
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Subject DIP TRANSPORTATION - NEPAL
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2021-02-22 51(3), May, 2020: p.874-894 AR124373 2021-02-22 Articles

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